This game had so many memorable moments and characters, where else do you fight an emperor in a castle inside a cyclone ? Makes me wish they remade this game in 3D, but with an action focus and emphasis on using multiple weapons and with NPC companions with the FF12 Gambit System.

@@KaiserAfini I wish that some of the tracks get scrapped like the Imperial Army theme as well as polishing the Stat system in the game. The level design should be redone from scratch and the side characters shouldn't be more interesting than the main cast and the characters overall need a bit more depth to them. I honestly can't see something like this happening, but it sure is nice to dream, isn't it?

@@r8_the_moo I've seen worse, remember that the first Final Fantasy pretty much defined the JRPG genre, this was their second attempt ever. Plus they had to work under the tech limits of the Famicom, an 8 bit console. All things considered, they did a decent job. The stat system was highly experimental, it looks good on paper, but the end result is not that satisfying. Even so, the game had its moments. I suggest checking out either the GBA or PSP versions, they are the best versions, with an extra campaign for all the characters who died in the main story.

@@KaiserAfini I did and my criticism referred to the GBA version. I didn't touch the NES version at all, since I already knew that the game had severe problems. I do admit that the game had its moments but because there was little to say about the main cast because they could leave the impression that any of their decisions in the game had very little purpose for themselves as they were just orders. And my comment was referring to how a remake of this game should look like, if that ever happened, which I think it won't. The game clearly doesn't stand the test of time, even the PSP version doesn't in my opinion.

and I think I responded to the wrong comment before which probably caused this confusion

The mechanics are so overhated and exaggerated. I'm not finished with it yet (playing the pixel remaster veraion) but it's seriously not nearly as bad as I kept hearing for all these years. Building characters certain ways has been fun so far.

@@yams7355 I don't know, the two things that made me hate the game, being magic (Ultima and Life are the worst spells in the game) and the dungeon design, never got changed, so I feel my complaints still stand. I haven't played the Pixel Remaster yet, so I gotta ask: can you still break the game's damage scaling by fighting unarmed?

@@arthurnewton1125 I have since beated the game and my opinion overall is that the game basically sucks lol. Yes you can still do that. I like elements of the game but overall its not so good

Same

Firion in Dissidia: My dream is to fill the world with wild roses. Everyone else: We want that to be our dream too. Firion: Hell no! Go find your own dreams you freaking copycats!

It's a gem. :3

The Dissidia one is the 8-bit version, I think.

You will!. Believe in yourself.!

Cloudy Elf Final Fantasy: Dawn of Souls for the GBA. Or emulate it on FCEUX/Virtual Boy Advance.

:o

You are quite welcome.

Mackalillan thx again , still listen it xD

Xodahs ShadoxLunik and again...maybe forever ? x)

It's not underrated.

@@akaahri yes it is

No, i enjoy the weird mechanics too.

I also enjoyed it. What I used to do was have all 3 saved files, and each of em had battles with each versions of The Emperor.

2 will always be favorite the first time you fire up the game you see the terror of the emperor and finally after you think you’ve killed the bastard he comes back conquering heaven and hell and his soul gets divided, just absolutely wild.

me too. I didnt like the skill system, and a lot of other stuff. FF 5 IMO the job system was one of the best mechanics they had in a final fantasy game

@@wildwest1832 oh yeah i recently played ff5 for the first time and once i understood how it worked i fell in love with thebjob system

​@@wildwest1832 Let's also not forget how the dungeons were filled with trap rooms that put you smack dab in the middle of the room with an encounter rate that made the encounter rate of the first Persona look barren.